I have no doubt you are considered wicked by Jehovah Witnesses! The moment you stopped trusting 100% in "MOTHER", your spiritual brothers and sisters felt a crack in the "Force".
Who are considered as being wicked by JW's?
by Sour Grapes 15 Replies latest jw experiences
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ÁrbolesdeArabia
The Second Question, who is not considered wicked by Jehovah's Witness Leaders? The GB need to have the Thetans removed from their body!
Who would Brother Russell consider wicked when he was 25 years old, was he this narrow minded or is this a result of Ruthernut or Knorr Chicken Broth?
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hamsterbait
They actually printed a definition of "WICKED". it was in a Witchtower in the early 80s.
People are wicked if "they are of no use to Jehovah" ( read "Watchtower Organisation"). In other words:
Anybody with common sense, who refuses to let the Gibbering Buddies squeeze out their juice screw them over and then tell them "it's your own fault for having expectations - you CHOSE to believe it."
HB
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WTWizard
To them, it is not enough just to be a jokehovian witless. You also have to obey rules designed to ruin the meaning of life, to joke-hova's satisfaction. You have to do all that joke-hova thinks you should be doing--never mind you are doing 200 hours a month as it is. If joke-hova thinks you could have, at grand sacrifice to yourself, done an extra 15 seconds, you die. You miss a boasting session because you don't feel like giving everyone else the flu and joke-hova thinks you should have been there, you die. You make a mistake, you don't feel shame and guilt about it (instead, you merely try to learn from it or forget it since it was a random mistake), you die. And your children die--if the parents don't drag their 3- or 4 year old out in field circus all the time and do all they can to beat normal drives out of them, the parents die and the children die (including other siblings).
This means joke-hova would happily slaughter a child of age 3 or 4 simply because the parents would not drag that child out in field circus, or would not drag a younger sibling out, all the time.
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Sheep2slaughter
99.9% will be destroyed according to them. 7 million is a tenth of 1% of 7 billion. Just something I always found funny. Seems a little bit unfair that God would expect everyone in the whole world to be reached with the Watchtower's messageor be destroyed but he chose such a small group.
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BluesBrother
WT 05 12/1 p6
"What about survivors? Indeed, no one needs to perish at Armageddon. The apostle Peter observed: “Jehovah . . . does not desire any to be destroyed but desires all to attain to repentance.” (2 Peter 3:9) And the apostle Paul stated that God’s “will is that all sorts of men should be saved and come to an accurate knowledge of truth.”—1 Timothy 2:4.
To that end, Jehovah has wisely made sure that the “good news of the kingdom” is proclaimed far and wide, in hundreds of languages. People everywhere are being given the opportunity for survival and salvation. (Matthew 24:14; Psalm 37:34; Philippians 2:12) Those who respond favorably to the good news can survive Armageddon and live forever in perfection on a paradise earth. (Ezekiel 18:23, 32; Zephaniah 2:3; Romans 10:13) Is this not what one would expect from a God who is love?—1 John 4:8."
Wt 09 15/5 p8
"Soon the end will come for Satan’s wicked world. How Jehovah will protect his people in the fear-inspiring ‘day of his anger,’ we do not yet know. (Zeph. 2:3) Regardless of where we are and what our situation is at that time, however, we can be sure that our survival will depend on our faith in Jehovah and our obedience to him. Meanwhile, we should cultivate a proper attitude toward what Isaiah’s prophecy refers to as our “interior rooms.”.................................................
In our day, the “interior rooms” of this prophecy could be closely associated with the more than 100,000 congregations of Jehovah’sWitnesses around the world. Such congregations play an important role in our lives. They will continue to do so through “the great tribulation.” (Rev. 7:14) God’s people are commanded to go into their “interior rooms” and hide themselves “until the denunciation passes over.” It is vital that we develop and maintain a wholesome attitude toward the congregation and be firmly resolved to stay in close association with it. We can take to heart Paul’s exhortation: “Let us consider one another to incite to love and fine works, not forsaking the gathering of ourselves together, as some have the custom, but encouraging one another, and all the more so as [we] behold the day drawing near."